Thanks to Season of Alola, Niantic has an extensive list of 7th generation pokenons it could add to Pokemon Go over the next few months.
Kodoani.com – During a Pokemon Presents live stream held to celebrate the franchise’s 26th anniversary, Niantic took to the virtual stage to introduce a brief trailer. With the Season of Heritage of Pokemon GO just ended, players now know that Season of Alola will dominate the mobile title for the next few months. Therefore, from March to June, creatures from the 7th generation game such as Pokemon Sun and Moon will be gradually introduced.
Unlike previous generations, subsequent games released after Pokemon Sun and Moon such as Ultra Sun, Ultra Moon and Let’s Go Pikachu! and Eevee!, all of which extend Pokedex even further. As a result, 88 creatures and 18 regional variations were introduced in the games that make up the 7th generation of the franchise. While Niantic has already added some of these, such as Meltan, Melmetal, and every form of Alolan, there’s still a significant amount the studio can add to Pokemon GO between now and June.
Pokemon of Melemele Island
For Pokemon GO’s Alola Season, Niantic will be hosting several weeks of events for each Hawaiian-inspired island. For example, special research and Pokemon found on Melemele Island will be noticed between now and March 22. It is possible that native creatures of each island will be added to the game, as important focus on other areas. While it should be noted that Niantic won’t be adding every Pokemon to the mix right away, as evidenced by the continued absence of Gen 3 Kecleon, it’s only a matter of time until every creature becomes available.
As it stands, most of Melemele Island’s 7th generation Pokemon were added to Pokemon GO through the first content. That includes the 9 Pokemon that make up the region’s original offerings and the evolutionary lines of Pikipek, Yungoos, and Rockruff. The legendary Pokemon Tapu Koko of Melemele Island and the Jangmo-o lineage found on Poni Island have rounded up the current offerings. Considering how Niantic wrote in a mysterious event on March 15th, the following missing Pokemon could still appear there.
Grubbin, Charjabug and Vikavolt Crabrawler and Crabominable Oricorio Cutiefly and Ribombee Pokemon of Akala Island
Pokemon of Akala Island
The Alola region’s Akala Island, which will feature a special research quest line in Pokemon GO on March 22, is where most of the Generation 7 creatures are first encountered in Pokemon Sun and Moon. Thanks to the island’s blend of mountains, forests and farmland, 15 evolutionary lines have made their trademark debut on Akala. While it’s unlikely Niantic will introduce them all into Pokemon GO at once, players should keep an eye out for some of the following creatures later this month.
Mudbray and Mudsdale Wishiwashi Mareanie and Toxapex Dewpider and Araquanid Fomantis and Lurantis Morelull and Shiinotic Salandit and Salazzle Stufful and Bewear Bounsweet, Steenee and Tsareena Comfey Oranguru Passimian Wimpod and Golisopod Sandygast and Palossand Leukumuku Tapu
Pokemon of Ula’ula Island
From April 12, players will be able to access a special set of research quests exclusive to Ula’ula Island. Contrary to previous islands, only 8 creatures make their first appearance in the franchise here in Pokemon Sun and Moon. What’s even more remarkable is the fact that each creature is a unique stage Pokemon, thus incapable of evolution. For these reasons, it’s likely Niantic will add some of the aforementioned creatures to this part of Alola Season, boosting Pokemon GO’s micro-reaction mechanics.
Minior Komala Turtonator Togedemaru Mimikyu Bruxish Drampa Tapu Bulu Đảo Poni Pokemon Dhelmise
Poni . Island
When it comes to the islands that will appear in Pokemon GO’s Alola Season, Poni Island is arguably the most intriguing. That’s largely because only two 7th Generation Pokemon are its exclusive natives. These include Dhelmise, and the island’s legendary Pokemon Tapu Fini. It’s easy to see them both debuting in Pokemon GO as Poni Island research begins on May 10.
Other Pokemon of Generation 7
In the 7th generation of Pokemon, Game Freak added an extensive list of legendary creatures to the franchise. In addition to the typical assortment that fans would expect, several Ultra Beasts also made their debuts in games of the same generation. While their invasive alternate dimensional origins have seen them roam the previously mentioned islands of Alola, it seems likely that Niantic will treat them like regular Legendary Pokemon. Debuting in 5-star raids and special research quests in the coming months and years, along with the other 7th generation Legendary Pokemon, will probably be the safest bet for fans to book. bet on. A final set of special research quests will be available from May 25, specific to Alola in general, so there’s an outside chance that some of the following creatures could be added.
Cosmog, Cosmoem, Solgaleo và Lunala Nihilego Buzzwole Pheromosa Xurkitree Celesteela Kartana Guzzlord Necrozma Magearna Marshadow Poipole và Naganadel Stakataka Blacephalon Zeraora
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